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Oak galls on green oak leaves.

Sessile Oak (Quercus petraea) - Küre Mountains National Park

Brazilian cactus typical

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Close-up of large Galls on Common oak leaves created by gall wasp Cynips quercusfolii in Estonian boreal forest

Colorful autumn leaves.

Biorhiza pallida

Oak fruit lies on the ground in the moss

Biorhza pallida on Quercus robur

Oak tree acorn in Termessos National Park

Bur Oak acorn on tree leaves and branches

Quercus durata, the California scrub oak, or leather oak, is an oak endemic to California. Acorn. Fagaceae.

Macro of a pinecone gall on a willow tree.

Focus scene of fresh pineapple fruit

Oak apple in an oak tree

Vertical closeup photo of brown acorns hanging on an Oak tree with green leaves in late Summer. New England high country NSW. Soft focus background.

Oak artichoke gall, also known as oak hop gall, larch-cone gall and hop strobile on Oak. This is the gall of the wasp Andricus foecundatrix (formerly Andricus fecundator).

View of an acorn plant.

A ripe selection of fruits hangs from the branches of a lush tree

Growing brown acorns on an oak branch. Seeds, fruits, nuts of a forest tree. Autumn. Oak acorn

Oak galls on an oak leaf close-up

Acorn on white background

Macro image of a trees fruit in Autumn.

Quercus serrata unripe acorns. The trunk of the tree is used for shiitake mushrooms cultivation.

A tiny acorn growing on an oak tree in a forest.

Close up of a oak artichoke gall, caused by a gall wasp

Horizontal closeup photo of a group of three ripe brown acorns hanging by the stem on an Oak tree with green leaves in late Summer. New England high country NSW.

Oak gall

$Acorns of northern red oak in midsummer, Connecticut. Acorns of this tree take two years to mature. Every two to five years, an oak may produce an exceptionally large number -- maybe 10,000 from a large tree. This is called a \$

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